Posts by MarceloSantos

Quote from Jugac64

Hi! I just published a Python app to display the aircraft in a map, using the UDP data explained in the last post. You can find the app here:

Python Aircraft Tracker on map for Aerofly FS4 - Flight-Sim.org

There it is an EXE file that should work in Windows. Maybe some developers could help on setting it up for MAC and Linux. You need a second monitor to use it.

Please read the instructions in Flight-Sim, I think at this stage it could be more useful for persons that work with Python, but feel free to try to use it.

The complete application was written by Anthropic Claude 3.5 Sonnet, and designed and prompted by me.

This map would be great in AFG

Jet-Pack (IPACS) When will there be more a350 image teasers?

Quote from Jet-Pack (IPACS)

a350 I hope 2 versions come

I hope it's the a350-900 not the a350-1000

Quote from THOR_AVIATION

Also, I hope it's at least an A220 or Ejet

exactly one Embraer E190 E2 or Airbus A220-300

Quote from ThomK

I hope it will be an Embraer because we don't have that aircraft manufacturer yet. And this type of aircraft is currently very popular with airlines.👍🖖. ldbo

yes Embraer is a great aircraft, the e-jets helped a lot in the advancement of small narrow-body aircraft, the e-jats are so good that they were certified for steep approaches at the restricted London City Airport

I think it's an Embraer E195 E2

Airbus a350-1000 or Airbus a220-300 or Embraer e195-e2

It would be really cool to have an airship on the aerofly FS 4/global, I don't know, on the Hindenburg or the Goodyear GZ-20 or even the Airlander 10, which is still in the certification process and should be authorized to carry out commercial flights in 2026